Bloody Osawatomie clashes and Civil War milestones in brief
The August 30 entry recalls the 1856 Bloody Osawatomie clashes led by John Brown between abolitionist bands and proslavery forces in Kansas. It notes the 1862 end of the second Battle of Bull Run and lists astronomical events including Mercury greatest elongation and Neptune near the Moon with Jupiter’s satellites visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawato
Mit
Kan
John Brown
Prospveriss
Bull Run
Richard
Mansfield
Ated
Soa
Astronomical Events
Oon
Mercury
Neptune
Among the Sick Master Franklin Wisper and City Hospital Patients
A fragmented notice lists multiple residents with illnesses and hospital stays. Franklin Wisper reports tonsillitis while Edward Lease and Miss Jeuse Garrett show improvement. Curtis Dixon and Fred Shipley left City Hospital. Mrs Poole recovered enough to go home. typhoid fever patient Joss Wisiter admitted. more patients noted with varying recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Wisper
Wisner Street
Edward
Lease
West South Street
Joss Wisiter
Alregt
Jeuse
Garrett
Braddock Heights
City Hospital
William Bo Storm
South Market Street
Curtis Dixon
Buckeystown Station
John
Poole
Center Street
Fred Shipley
East Third Street
Birthday Celebrations for Mr Metléery At West Church Street
Brief notices report Mr Childe Metléery of West Church street celebrated his birthday Saturday with a postal shower from friends. A new electric sign reading Garage was selected for the Ident Electric Supply Company garage on ast ratrick street and features many bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childe
Metléery
West Church Street
Electric Supply Company
Tea
Fabriey
astratrick_ street
Advertised Letters and Weather Official Appointed
Public notices list advertised letters with two week deadline before transfer to dead letter. Gentlemen and Lavine lists include names such as Marshall Boone and Vivian Conway. Also announced is the appointment of a official Weather Recorder Mrvr Charlie 83 Birely on East Second Street Hav, succeeding Henry Trail who resigned for ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaderiee Y . Postofficsay
Marshall Boone
L. Burgee
BR. Bonlua
Alexandér. Cathcart
Ja. Oan Fe Daub
James P. Davidson
Charlie
Birely
East Second Street
W. H. ‘Alexander
United States
Henry ‘Trail
Labor Day Proclaimed by Governor Croviers Proclamation
Fragmented OCR text proposes a proclamation by Governor Austis L. Croviers naming Labor Day. Content is unclear with garbled phrases and lacks concrete actions, dates, or supporting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austis L. Croviers
Electric road project begins tearing up Frederick street
A force of about sixty workmen started this morning to tear up the pavement between Patrick and Church streets as Frederick plans an electric railroad down Market Street. Tracks on Fourth Street will move to Market Street and Fifth Street line opened with a festive engine sendoff decorated with flowers and bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federicktonians
Frederick
Patrick
Church Streets
Market Street
Fourth Street
Oscar B.coblentz
C. Humm
Howard. Vei
Carroll ‘Hendrickson
Fifth Street
Thur Utonk
Ines
Frst
Marriage Licenses and Road Companies in Frederick County
A list of filings includes marriage licenses for James K Abrecht and Emig V Brengle both of Frederick and Clarence E Davis and Sadie Layton both of Kemptown. Also recorded are property deeds involving Buckeystown and the Frederick City area with road company turnpike matters and state road commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Keller
Nelson
Ponton
Buckeystown
Frederick City
JeMerton Turnpke
Frederick County
Dallenger Creek
Frederick Count
Staite Ronda
James
Abrecht
Emig V. Brengle
Frederick
Clarence E. Davis
Sadie
Layton
Kemptown
Primary Vote Polls Quiet Across Districts
The early primary vote proceeds with minimal public interest as polls open across districts. In Frederick and nearby areas precincts report light turnout with only a fraction of expected votes cast by noon. Titania’s carnival opens with a dinner for maids in waiting and court members attracting social attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frechict
Thrilling river boating accident ends with rescue
In New York on the North River an updraft teed sequence of events as a motor boat struck the shore at Ninety fifth Street. Troxell and Perry jumped to aid and were rescued while Clark stayed aboard until the Ethel sank. Troxell is nephew of ex Sheriff Charles P. Troxell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North River
Laut Briday
Neork
Fifth Street
New York
Troxell
Perry
Clark
Ethel
Charles P. ‘Troxell
Tobias Newcommer
Willian Buxton
Arrests and Remands Report from Local Sheriff Turmoil
An unclear local list reports Michael Cramer arrested on larceny charges for a bell clothing whistle at a shop. Bail set at 200. Clarence Fogle arrested for carrying concealed weapons with a hearing before Justice J Francis Smith. bail 100. Walan Sipearorki and John Staluwki released on writ of habeas corpus after car theft arrest. Eugene Briscuv and Chester Smith detained on separate offenses. Briscuv bail 50 for tonight’s hearing. Suspect Charles alias lobe Sue charged with assault. held to await trial after bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Mchael Cramer
Grivora
Reuimpandnei
J. Francis’ Smith
Reno
Harp
Wealond
Clarence Fogle
Shawn Waltz
Ceorge Roelkey
Baltimore
Job
Francis Smith
Walan Sipearorki
John Staluwki
Charles
Lobe
Carter Semerdsy
Theodore Bruner
J Francis Smith
Social World Hosts At Linivet Terrace In Otis City
The Delashinitts entertained guests at their new home Linivet Terrace near Otis City in honor of Mrs. Virginia Giova of Baltimore. A Chanthag party is planned at Fredericks Junction with Mixxee Landse Kemp Evii Mare iret Matikia Houck Grace Wor man and Loutee Schley among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam R. Delashinitt
Liniveet Terrace
Otis City
Hile Alice, Mies Virginia Giova
Baltimore
Fredricks Junction
Mixxex Landse Kemp
Evi. Mare Iret
Matikia Houck
Grace Worman
Loutee Schley
Progress on Central National Bank Building Work
The Central National Bank building shows steady progress with exterior scaffold removed and pointing completed. Half of second floor plastering by Harvey Murray, York firm Zinn Bros. prep banking floor plastering, heating pipes laid by George H Wiener, plumbing by Hahn and One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central National Bank
Harvey Murray
Meeers
Zinn Bros
York
George H. Wiener
Hahn
Sister Granted Custody in Ramaburg Case
Elsie V. Ramaburg appeared before Chief Judge Hammond Umer for a writ of habeas corpus. She has been an inmate at Montegue Hospital and was released to the custody of her sister Mrs. Howard Staley in Reno. Henry G. Davis is unnamed in the record. no relatives summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie V. Ramaburg
Hammond ‘Umer
Montegue Hospital Eines
Henry G. Davis
Henry Ci Jquie
United States
Elkins
W. Va
Me. Davis
Mr. Davis
Toll Roads Sold Free Travel to Harper's Ferry Route
The Frederick Jefferson Turnpike Company sold the Harper's Ferry road for 14130. The state and interested parties contributed 12980 and 3800 respectively with a syndicate paying 350 for toll houses. The road will be free to travelers with weekly toll revenue around 60 dollars. A plan to extend the road from Jefferson to Weverton plus a link to connect with the Baltimore national pike is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix
Livi
Nate Son
Frederick-Jeffersho
Balti
Frederick Jefferson — Turmilke ‘Company
Harper's Ferry
Turnpike Company
P. L. Hargett
J. O. Whipp
Jefferson
W. Fenton Hargett
Sboharis
A. B. Castile
State Roads Commission
Weverton
Petergvillg
Bootisboro
Potonine
Harpers Ferry
Winahister
Virginia
Joonsbhoro
Baltimore
Bank Opens Vaults Rooms For Public Use
A bank advertises several rooms including three larger and two smaller offices with easy access for meetings and secure coupons. It offers deposit boxes for securities and valuables, account opening for individuals firms or corporations, a savings department, and invites visitors to view the building during business hours.
Storia Sturmi Receives Teacher Certificate at Maryland College
Miss Storia Sturmi earned the AB degree and a teacher certificate from the Woman's College in Maryland after completing pedagogy and academic work. The State Board of Education approved her certification enabling teaching in elementary or high schools in Maryland. The college notes her as the first graduate from this state program. Separate item mentions the city street committee ordering more oil for dusty streets, expected within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple
Woman's College
Department of Education
Mike Isabel’ Sturui
Miss Storia
Todu-Lo
Board, of Education
Stee
Keystone State Normal
O. Br.coblents
Maryland
Conittee
Death notices for Frederick Ambrose Bartis and J Collison White
Information from Sprig Grove Hospital in Guougville confirms the death of Frederick Ambrose Bartis at age 52 from tuberculosis after twenty years there. He is survived by his mother and two sisters, with burial planned at Olivet Cemetery in his city tomorrow at 4 pm. Also reported is the death of Montgomery county farmer J Collison White near Buck Lodge aged about 73 years, leaving a widow and several children, with funeral held today at Buck Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guougville
Frederick Ambrose Bartyis
Bartsht
Phi Hospital
Brit Gin
Bitten Derfer
Washington
Winchester Theatre Closes Amid Moving Wrap Up
The Winchester picture show operated by Peres and Scheck has closed. Edward Hults, former manager of the Idesl Theatre in Martinsburg, has gone to Baltimore to manage similar shows. Receipts of the laws of 3910 have been filed at the clerk’s office for distribution among public officials and magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Peres & Scheck
Edward Hults
Martinsburg
Baltimore
Court House
Megistrates
Abrecht and Brengis Wed in Quiet City Ceremony
James E. Abrecht and Eroma V. Brengis, both residents of the city, were quietly married last evening by Rev. Simon J. Milwn. The brief ceremony occurred after a weather-related reset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrecht —Brengle
James E. Abrecht
Eroma V. Brengis
City
Simon J.mil
Special Excursion From Hagerstown To Heights Attractions
Special excursion will run from Hagerstown to the Heights to give the city an opportunity to enjoy the attractions. The trip will be made in several special cars, with return to Hagerstown after the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Heights
Meade
Cnveral
Bageretown
Local Visitors Return From European Tour
Mr. and Mrs Edward D Shriner and son Edward Jr along with Miss Badie Zimmerman have returned home after several months touring Europe. Buildings on East Church Street at the Woman's College are being repainted by a local contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Shriner
Edward Ci
Badie Zimmer
Europe
Woman's College
East Church Street
Socsat
Wader
Sourin
Elty
Opera House Tonight Show Features Calm Calico Doll
Braddock Heights presents a dramatic bill at the Opera House tonight with Vitharaph’s latent and Jean and the Calico Doll. A second act includes The Marvel Tonight and Two Men. Records advertise a Columbia Cylinder release and a half hour dance interlude at Toe Bear Connen Braddock for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Braddock Heights
Radedock Heights
Cara
Opera House
Jean Nod
Columbia
Granted a Divorce Proceeding Noted in Court Records
A terse OCR fragment records a divorce action where a petitioner’s attorney Lewis Shoemaker is involved. The legible names include Harry and Cat with references to a meeting and session details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Lewis
Ted Saat
Pee Mettiasonl
En le Wile
Diamond Duckpin Team Faces Ba Wingers in Hagerstown Meet
The Diamond Duckpin team from Braddock Heights faces Ba Wingers of Hagerstown in a city league match to be held at Braddock Heights Casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Hager
Town
Sonimhe
Braddock Heights
Unclear OCR fragment from Selle Farm notice
Fragmentary text from a Selle Farm estate loan notice mentions individuals and terms but is garbled. core entities and details are unreadable, preventing a reliable summary with concrete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selle Farm
Onan G.ent
Estate Loan
A. Grombi
Tontstaiog
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Tas News
Ae - L. Moone
Weathier Bureau
Merril F. Moberly
Isabella T. Nashene
GTA
Leinke
Lake A
Lewke
Vitagraph
Stoxenour X
Cilne
Bapta
Circuit and Orphan& Court
Titania
Lillian
T- Sexton
Titania Ini
Asbury Park
Titania”s
Court
Carnival
Elizabeth. Reiet
Mre. Reis
New City Hotel
Sexton
Frederick-Jefferson Turnpike
TO ‘Road Commission
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John Evans
Scranton
John D. Hendrickson
Ras Model
Telaphone
Krederick
Catyioh Yiddold
Theihewania
Walata Wuhter
Saints
Neidig & Miller
Thie City
New Larac
Platt
Williamson's Drug Store
Williamson's Drug. Store
Rexall
Sonzbdiy
Isabel
Story
Thone
Tessona
Geo
Edw. Smith
West Church
Wbredt
Lurey Caverns
Phureday
Luray
Fuersnick Raines Co
Company A
Wednuesday
Seeberi
Aving
Fanpeuicx Ratumoap. Lo
Braddock Heights Casino
Hymeneas
The
Bison
Braddock
Helate
Brad
M. L
Etchibon's
Sitchigon
Furnitira
Thos. P. Rice
rppHowas P. Rig
Borth Maneet Streay
Vatherie
Beth Pine
Mint
Eee
A ‘ B. Landic
North Market Street
Puonetak
Harey G
APOK
Real Ear
Phifer Commons
Lexan Alemalit
Street
Cramer & Bone
Inbubance
East Church
Uraber & Stauff
LALLA
Bamer & Stauff
Los Acre
Idarkel
Union Bridge
Banda Fru Speers
Netings
Mctiern
Imioveaber Rch Minuet
Weil
Bast Vende
Yvonne & Staley
Staley
Prom
Propli
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